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The New Management Reader, 1st Edition

Rob Paton, Greg Clark, Geoff Jones, Jenny Lewis, Paul Quintas

  • Copyright 1997
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The New Management Reader 1st Edition by Rob Paton/Greg Clark/Geoff Jones/Jenny Lewis/Paul Quintas
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Overview

The New Management Reader examines the circumstances and ideas that are currently shaping management. The book is divided into two sections. Part I looks at the ways in which change will have a lasting impact on management. Key areas covered include gender issues, ethical and green awareness, information technology and the Ôshrinking world’. Part II focuses on the emerging issues and concepts that will shape management thinking and practice in the future, looking at information management, networking and collaboration, new models of management, and high involvement organizations.

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Rob Paton

Greg Clark

Open University Business School

Geoff Jones

Geoff Jones is at the University of Reading, and Richard Tedlow is affiliated with Harvard Business School.

Jenny Lewis

Paul Quintas

Table of Contents

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List of Figures. List of Tables. List of Exhibits. Introduction. PART 1: MANAGEMENT IN A CHANGING WORLD. 1. Demographics. 2. Gender Issues. 3. Post-Modernism and Social Differentiation. 4. Green and Ethical Issues. 5. Information and Communication Technologies. 6. A Shrinking World. Part 2: Emergent Concepts And Issues. 7. High Involvement Organizations. 8. Brands. 9. Organizational Capability. 10. Information Management. 11. Models of Management. 12. Interdependence. Acknowledgements. Index

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  • ISBN-10: 1861522010
  • ISBN-13: 9781861522016
  • RETAIL £105.00
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